I am looking to pergola for my deck underneath my Hottub... Do you think this works
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I have put several pergolas over my large windows and garage doors. However, your questons is unclear when you say "underneath my hottub." I love the way they look in the fashion I have used them. They add real architechural flare to the house.
901913
Yes you could do that. If your deck gets much wind exposure, you will need to put some heavy bricks or concrete blocks on the flaps that go around the bottom of the greenhouse. This is how I kept mine from blowing away or over onto it's side. The big question is: "Will you get enough light on a covered deck?"
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You have to mount plate under neath spa, and then arms extend up and out, you would have to cut into deck, to allow support poles (which are against spa to rise through your deck- very small openings maybe 1.5" round). The catcher arms for the spa cover then extend perpendicular to you spa and would create a walk around hazard if it is sunken into your deck. So based on your information given I think it does not make sense
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I had the rep from Dogtek install my system. In the back yard there was no way to bury the wire along the back lot line. He ran the wire up the corner post of a cyclone fence and along the top rail of that fence. It has worked fine and actually keeps the dogs out of the flowers planted along the fence. I would still ask the company but don't think the metel building will affect how the system works.
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You'll probably be better off to buy the 18' pergola and shorten the "beams" that sit on top of the brackets. If you cut beam where it connects to the other half, then put some sheet metal screws in the top of the connection for stability, the tapered ends would remain the same, only the piece would be the right width. Do the same with the 2 X 2 pieces that sit at the very top, sealing joints with silicone. The heaviest part of the entire piece are the side brackets; otherwise the cross members are very lightweight and should work well, without concern of sagging, for your project. Hope that helps. Maybe use the remaining support bracket for a mailbox, or if hung upside down, for hanging planters.
625946
As long as you have enough room (width) you should be fine. It is easiest to use when your hook is mounted straight across from the unit. Perhaps mounting the unit to the outside/underside of your deck, and the hook to a post out in your yard (so you get more sun!)
752929
Yes, I think this would work well for that. It's flexible but SUPER strong. I have 8 different veggies growing on mine right now and it's doing great. Good luck, those are beautiful flowers!
1479914
This would be a great lifter for spa as your model shows as being square however it also works for round spas. There would be no holes drilled into the cabinet for install leaving your cabinet looking new. Do not forget it is best to put this lifter on when the spa is empty to get the under bracket under the spa. Patio Splash
1235864
That would work fine. The fibers are a little rough but the more you use it the more supple it will become. We used it for a tree swing
2166046
I have it mounted on a pergula in our patio to provide airflow. It has been out in the weather for more than a year with no apparent problems.
560035
That is a micro lawn. I have no doubt that this device would work for that size lawn, but there are many cheaper, lower maintenance choices that would also work.
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I would like to do the same thing for my patio. I need your feedback about your experience.
1368794
I just leveled out a spot in the backyard put some sand down to level and placed the tub on it, it worked fine. Although the tub is heavy, the weight Is spread out over several square feet so no problem.
1833881
Doubtful...as it did not fit over my eave trough either. I had the same issues you did with it...trying to get it ten feet from rim to ground. You are better off getting some bar stock and making your own, as this is not only badly designed, but it is certainly nothing special. I concluded that were I to have this very long, I needed something different.
902550
I have two and they are on the two sides of my gazebo on my deck. They are attached on the top by Velcro tabs which could possibly wrap around a piece of wood on the top of your pergola if it was not more than 2 inches in diameter. You could bring the tabs over and tack them to the wood. There are 3 ties on each side that could be tied to the top. I like mine a lot for blocking off the sun as it sets in the west. Hope this helped.
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Absolutely. Above or inground, as long as it is a chlorine pool this kit will work. Go to Trouble Free Pools for all the information you could possibly want about above ground pools. I have learned so much on the site.
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these lights are ideal for pergolas. and in fact are outdoor lights built to withstand the elements. so yes ! enjoy